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xubuntu09wI'm having trouble installing xubuntu. the graphical installer is stuck at "Creating ext2 file system for /boot in partition #1 of SCSI1 (0,0,0)(sda)..."01:57
xubuntu09wafter waiting an hour hasn't solved this problem, I rebooted and removed any partitions or lvm mumbo jumbo from my harddrive. after doing so the problem persists.01:58
xubuntu09wduring the installation I chose the default partitioning and checked the lvm option.02:00
NewGnuGuyxubuntu09w: Are you still having trouble?03:17
ToastyIs there any good way to get a list of available wireless networks by file?05:24
ToastyThis works great: nmcli dev wifi, but I'd like a little more on signal strength then the bars etc05:24
ToastyI mean MAC Address05:24
xubuntu53dok10:26
AquzaI have a question. Sometimes when i boot my laptop there are two wireless icons my bar10:30
AquzaAny1 have a idea?10:30
slickymasterWorkit's a known issue Aquza10:36
slickymasterWorkyou can if you wish restart networking, the affected plugin or the panel10:36
slickymasterWorkit will fix the issue in your running session but does not prevent the issue from re-appearing10:36
Aquzaok thank slickymasterWork10:40
xubuntu27wHello everyone, the command ctrl11:23
xubuntu27wthe command ctrl+a to mark all text in a document does not work on my xubuntu 16.04. Does anybody know how to remedy this?11:23
knomein what application, what situation etc...11:24
xubuntu27wI think it should work systemwide? I have tried libreoffice and firefox so far11:25
xubuntu27wgedit doe not work either11:26
knomeyes, in most situations it should - i'm trying to figure out if there is a specific place it doesn't work or if it affects everythin11:26
xubuntu27wdoesn't work in okular, either11:27
xubuntu27wI tried "showkey -a" and get no response by pressing ctrl+a. other keys work fine11:32
mun24changing wallpaper from remote ssh not wroking.11:33
xubuntu27wIt's the same result on my external usb keyboard as well11:33
arpadhello, I can see in the panel indicatiors that the cpu usage is high, however in the Task Manager no process is showing high cpu usage. So how to find out why is the processor working 'so hard'?11:55
xubuntu27whave you tried installing tlp?12:08
xubuntu27wthis works for me: http://linrunner.de/en/tlp/docs/tlp-linux-advanced-power-management.html  start tlp and set in /etc/default/tlp  CPU_SCALING_GOVERNOR_ON_AC=powersave CPU_SCALING_GOVERNOR_ON_BAT=powersave12:08
xubuntu27walso power management has to be activated in your bios12:08
xubuntu27wuse this to find the proper tlp setting for your cpu: http://linrunner.de/en/tlp/docs/tlp-configuration.html12:12
arpadok12:15
mun24how to properly set the environment variables from  graohical session inside  ssh session?12:26
mun24how to properly set the environment variables from  graohical session inside  ssh session?12:59
mun24using this command to change wall paper from remote shell DISPLAY=:0 DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS=unix:path=/run/user/$UID/bus xfconf-query -c xfce4-desktop -p /backdrop/screen0/monitor0/workspace0/last-image -s /home/username/Wallpapers/two-gentlemen-in-car.jpg19:36
mun24but not working19:37
well_laid_lawnthat seems like a complicated command for changing a wallpaper19:40
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xubuntu61iI have to know something about use SSD with Xubuntu?23:05
geniiAvoid Sandforce chipset23:06

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